Toledo’s old-school power back with production and pop
In the 2002 season, William Bratton was Toledo’s bruising, experienced tailback, finishing with 1300 rushing yards and 17 rushing touchdowns across his career and flashing big-game burst, including a 114-yard, 2-TD performance against Minnesota[1][2]. He was described by Toledo as one of the team’s strongest players and a serious contender for the starting job, which fits the tape: compact, physical, and built to wear down defenses[3]. If your team wants a tough, high-contact runner who can handle volume and bring attitude, Bratton is a fit.
